Deberá estar cruzado abarcando fojas anteladas
English translation: possible explanation
| 18:42 Mar 9, 2004 |
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| Deberá estar cruzado abarcando fojas anteladas crossed through Explanation: Hey Renée, Hope all is well! My educated guess is that this refers to the diagonal line you see on notarized docs from Latin countries so that nothing can be added to blank lines. |
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possible explanation Explanation: Does it refer to a seal? This may mean that the seal (university's, traslator's, whatever) is stamped in such a way that half of it is on one page, and the other on the following page. Never heard the word "antelada" before;I guess the bureaucrat in charge thought that "abarcando la foja anterior" was not sophisticated enough :-) Best regards, Patricia |
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